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# Configuration file
Carriage {

 # Carriages refuse to move bedrock (DANGEROUS IF FALSE)

 B:BlacklistBedrock=true
# Maximum size of any carriage (0 = no limit)

 I:CarriageMaxSize=0
# Maximum blocks carried by a memory carriage

 I:MemoryCarriageMaxSize=10000
# Maximum blocks carried by platform carriage

 I:PlatformCarriageMaxSize=5000
# Carriages refuse to move blocks that pistons cannot move

 B:RespectPistonBlacklist=false
# Maximum blocks carried by a support carriage

 I:SupportCarriageMaxSize=10000
# Maximum blocks carried by a template carriage

 I:TemplateCarriageMaxSize=100000

 S:blacklistHard=

 S:blacklistSoft=

 S:rotationBlacklist=

}

"Carriage Drive" {

 # Cooldown (in ticks) between motions in continuous mode

 I:ContinuousModeCooldown=5

}

"Carriage motion" {

 # Carriage motion/teleportation is obstructed by liquids

 B:LiquidsBlockMovement=false
# Duration of motion in ticks

 I:MotionDurationInTicks=60
# Should grab all other miscellaneous entities during motion

 B:MoveAllOtherEntities=true
# Should grab floating items during motion

 B:MoveItemEnities=true
# Should grab non-player living entities during motion

 B:MoveNonPlayerLiving=true
# Should grab players during motion

 B:MovePlayers=true
# Carriage motion is obstructed by fragile blocks like tall grass

 B:SoftTilesBlockMovement=false
# Which Sounds to use. 0 is Default, 1-3 are sounds DA3DSOUL made, 10 is silence

 I:"Sound File Index"=3
# [range: 0.0 ~ 9001.0, default: 1.2]

 S:"Sound Volume"=1.2
# Animation of motion should stop during severe lag

 B:StopAnimationDuringLag=false
# Duration of translocation in ticks

 I:TeleportDurationInTicks=160
# Should translocate grabbed entities

 B:TeleportEntities=true

}

Cosmetics {

 # Show descriptions of purposes/uses of blocks/items in tooltips

 B:ExtendedTooltips=true
# Use the fallback renderer (try this if Minecraft closes instantly when moving carriages)

 B:FailsafeRendering=false
# Limit on size of carriage to transmit, or -1 for no limit. Decrease if clients get errors like: Unexpected end of ZLIB input stream

 I:PacketMaxSize=-1

}

Debugging {

 # Write carriage-motion errors to client/server log

 B:LogExceptions=true
# Mute carriage-motion errors completely

 B:MuteAllMotionErrors=false
# Log everything (will fill up your console/logs)

 B:VerboseLogging=true

}

"Dirty Hacks" {

 # Things like grass that have colorizers do 'interesting' things when used as camouflage. Who likes funny color glitches?

 B:EnableExperimentalColor=true
# Allow rotator carriage

 B:EnableRotationCarriage=true
# Attempt to hyper-reinitialize Buildcraft pipes after motion

 B:ForceBCPipeUpdate=true

}

Hardmode {

 # Use RF to power carriages in addition to redstone

 B:EnableHardmode=true
# Power consumption factor

 D:EnergyUseScalar=10.0
# Power capacity of carriages

 I:MaxEnergyStored=100000000
# The distance a translocator moves affects the amount of energy required (very expensive)

 B:distanceAffectsEnergy=true
# Peak distance energy multiplier

 D:maxDistanceMultiplier=15.0
# Additional multiplier for teleporting to another dimension (it stacks with distance)

 D:otherDimensionMultiplier=4.0
# Distance in blocks where peak multiplier is met

 I:peakDistance=4000

}

CodeChickenCore requires MinecraftForge. Get it at http://files.minecraftforge.net/

WR-CBE requires ForgeMulitpart, an opensource library for having multiple things in the one block space. Get it at http://files.minecraftforge.net/ForgeMultipart/

CodeChickenCore will automatically download a dependancy, CodeChickenLib, into your mods folder. Do not get spooked out.

All mods require CodeChickenCore.
All mods go in the mods folder.

Throwing CodeChickenCore (obfuscated or dev) into the /jars/mods folder of your mcp environment will enable you to throw any other obfuscated mod into your mods folder and play with it in your dev environment.
Yes this means you can test your mods with NEI in mcp just by throwing NEI and CCC into your mods folder.

Developing with my mods is now even easier. Simply download the dev package, put it in /jars/mods and link it in eclipse or whatever IDE you use. For recompilation, just put all the dev versions in /mcp/lib as well.

Just throw this in the mods folder.

CodeChickenLib Formerly known as CodeChickenCore-Public, CodeChickenLib is a simple java library of utilities that I believe may be of use for other modders
The following public release contains some libraries that I believe may be of use to other modders.
It currently contains the following:

• Model library cable of importing obj files
• 3D transformation library
• Flexible and simple packet system
• Colour helper classes
• A few other misc helper functions

License
All source code in this package is provided to any modder under the following conditions.

1. The modder notifies me the first time they decide to use any code from this package in their mod.
2. All classes that are used must retain their original name and be MOVED to a DIFFERENT package containing "codechicken"
3. The modder may use as many or as few classes from this package and modify them as heavily as they wish.
4. Credit is displayed that the public can see. (You may or may not wish to include my name in your mcmod.info file)

Just move the classes you want to another package and include them in your mod, there will be no conficts or dependance on CCC if you put them in another package.

Other CodeChickenCore sources are released under the same conditions as above with the following exception: They need not retain their original names, and may be incorporated, in any modified partial form into your own classes. If they do retain their original names however, they must be repackaged so there are no conflicts.

If you want to make a mod that simply includes my version of CodeChickenCore as a dependancy (and don't want to package sources into your mod). Go ahead! There are no conditions on dependancies.

Source code may be found on the github
https://github.com/Chicken-Bones/CodeChickenLib
Releases may be found on the jenkins download page
http://files.minecraftforge.net/CodeChickenLib/

Common Pitfalls My model renders like this: http://puu.sh/29Da9
Different 3D modelling programs export with different coordinate systems. Minecraft uses a another strange one. Commonly try passing a new YZSwap() to the coordinate system parameter of the object loader.

Videos

Differences\Enhancements

Detailed Information Recipe View
Recipe view contains 2 functions, Recipes and Usage. Pressing the recipe key (default R) or usage key (default U) while hovering over any item will take you into this mode. Once in recipe view clicking will bring up recipes and right clicking will show usages. The back recipe key (default BACKSPACE) can be used to go back to the last recipe and the Esc or Inventory key is used to exit.
Recipe view shows you all the ways to craft that item, be it with a Crafting Bench, Furnace, Brewing Stand or another custom crafting inventory (Eg Alloy Furnace from RP2).

Unlike Craft Guide when a recipe can be made using multiple types of the same item (Eg the different colours of wool or the different types of wood), the ingredients will cycle through the available subtypes. So the wool will change colour.

Usage mode shows you all the recipes that contain that Item.

And it shows shapeless recipes too.

The ? button will appear when the type of recipe matches the container you currently have opened. Eg. If you show shaped recipies while using a workbench.
Clicking on this button will return you to the main inventory wher you will see highlighted overlays in the slots prompting you of which items to put where.

Item Search Box
The Item Search Box is the black bordered rectangle at the bottom. Only items that contain the text in the Item Search field will be shown in the Item Pane. The search box must be clicked on to start typing. Right clicking on the search box will clear it instantly. It is not case sensitive. Any search terms will be saved and loaded when you restart minecraft.

The search box also supports wildcards * (any string of characters) and ? (any one character) as well as the complicated java.regex pattern matcher. As an example Bl?ck shows names containing Black and Block. Also ^Block would show items starting with block such as Block Breaker and block$ would show items ending with block such as noteblock or diamond block.

Item Subsets
The Item Subsets button is a dropdown menu containing many different grouped sets of items. Clicking on a set will show all the items it contains and right clicking will hide them all. Double clicking on a set will show only the items in that set.

Mods can use the API to generate their own tag sets.

Shift clicking on a set will type @setname into the search bar which will make the Item Pane show only items in that set.

If you rightclick on the Item Subsets button the buttons for saving subsets will appear. These function identically to the normal save states, renaming, save\load\delete, but they will save and load the items you have hidden and shown.

You can also add your own sets using the config file located in ".minecraft\config\NEISubsSet"
Enchantment Selector
By pressing the enchantment key (default X) you can bring up the enchantment selector gui. It allows you to put an item in the slot and select the enchantments and level that could be applied from an enchantment table. The level can go up to a maximum of X. Clicking on an enchantment toggles it on and off. (To prevent unnice bugs)The normal multiple enchantment conflict rules apply so you can't have fortune and silk touch together etc. Unfortunately due to space limitations some names have had to be shortened, Projectile to Proj, Protection to Protect, Bane of Arthropods to Arthropods. Enchantment names will only be shortened if there is not enough space. Eg Protection will be shortened to Protect if you set level 8 because VIII takes up a bit of space.

Trash
The trash can button functions in 4 ways. All operations apply both to your personal inventory and any inventory you may have opened (Eg a chest).
1. Click on it while holding an item it will delete the item you are holding.
2. Hold SHIFT while clicking on it with an item in your hand and it will delete all the items of that type in your inventory.
3. Hold SHIFT while clicking on it will clear your inventory.
4. Just clicking normally will toggle Trash Mode
Trash Mode
When trash mode is enabled any item you click on will be deleted. Holding SHIFT and clicking on any item will delete all items of that type.
Creative Mode
Clicking on the C button will toggle creative mode. This is self-explanatory. Simply change from creative to survival and back again. Note that on SMP servers this will change only you into creative mode and not the entire server.
Rain
Again another self-explanatory button, if it's raining right now this button will be enabled activated. Clicking it will change the rain to on or off.
Magnet Mode
The last of the toggle buttons. When magnet mode is enabled any items within a reasonable distance will pick themselves up and fly towards you. Items wont be attracted if they can't fit in your inventory though.

Utility Buttons
The 4 buttons with the sun and moon are time set buttons. They will set the time to Dawn, Noon, Dusk and Midnight when clicked. These will only advance time forward to not break machines relying on world time. So if you click the day button multiple times it will keep advancing the days.
The heart button will heal the player, fill the hunger bar and stop them burning if on fire.
Save States
There are 7 save states capable of saving your entire inventory and armour to disk. Right clicking on a state will let you rename it. The x Button appears next to loaded states will clear them. Save states are a global feature that can be transferred between worlds and even servers.

Options Menu
This is just the regular MC Style options configuration. It allows you to edit various settings and especially Key Bindings.

The first Button Toggles wether NEI is Enabled or not. If it's not enabled you wont be able to see anything except the options Button. The enabled state is separated for SMP and SSP.

The Cheat Mode button toggles between Cheat Mode and Recipe Mode. Recipe mode is for playing legit and just using the recipe book component. The save states and cheat buttons will disappear and the Item panel will not spawn items into your inventory.

Extra Cheats sets wether the Create, Rain, Magnet, Time and Heal buttons are to be shown.

Button Style switches between the default Minecraft Button Style obtained from your texture pack and the old school black box TMI style (showcased below)

Item IDs toggles whether to show the ID of the item in the tool tip. This will work for all items in your inventory as well as the panel.
This option will cycle between Shown, Auto and Hidden. Auto will show ID's only when NEI itself is shown and enabled.
This has the added use of showing you exactly how much damage a tool has sustainer. Eg the Sapphire Pickaxe below has taken 6 damage.

Save states merely sets weather or not to show the save states, self-explanitory.

If Item drops are disabled any EntityItems in the world will be deleted. So mining a block or dropping an item will give you nothing. Someone said they must have it for lag removal so I added it.

The KeyBindings all do what they say. Click on them and then press the key you want to change it to.

Mob Spawners
NEI makes all types of mob spawners obtainable in your inventory and place able. Any custom mobs you may have will also be assigned a spawner. The spawner item will show the entity inside of it just like the block. Hostile mobs will have Red names and Passive mobs Blue names. The bug in SMP where all mob spawners show pigs has also been fixed. Any users who have NEI installed (even if they are not Ops) on a server with NEI will be shown the correct mob.

Various Inv Tweaks
Ctrl clicking on any item in your inventory will give you more of it, just as if you clicked on it in the Item Pane. If you pick up an item and hold shift while placing it in a container then all items of that type you have in your inventory will also be put in alongside the placed item. Useful for transferring all your cobblestone to a chest in one go.
SMP
Everything that you can do in SSP can be done in SMP if the server has NEI installed. If not then NEI can still spawn items using the give command if you are an OP. Most of the features are only enabled for OPs.
Config
There are many options in NEI that can be configured in "config\NEI.cfg". Note that most of these are editable in the options menu.
Server Config
A configuration file will be generated in config\NEIServer.cfg containing various confiutation options for servers. The config file comments explain the functions. In short it allows you to assign certain functions to be used only by certain players. So you can select who can use OP enchantments etc. There is also a banned blocks section, any blocks that are banned wont show in a user's item panel. Bedrock is banned by default so connected users can't spawn bedrock, (unless you specify their name).

Extended API There is an extended API built in to NEI to allow mods to integrate properly. This is demonstrated with the RedPower module that provides Alloy Furnace recipes and RedPower specific subsets.

I am aware that there are many different crafting inventories out there. BTW's anvil, IC2 has a bunch etc. However I only use the Alloy Furnace from RedPower. Therefore I welcome modders who want to make small modules like the RedPower one for various other mods.

The source package should help guide modders through. NEI uses a modloader like config loading system. Simply call your configuration class NEI****Config.class and implement IConfigureNEI and package it with your mods. Any calls to NEI should be made from this class or subclasses. Your mod must not directly call any NEI functions or classes as that will make it dependant on NEI to function. Simply include the config and classes with your mod and it will be activated only if NEI is installed.

NEI RedPower Module

Installation and Plugins

Credits Inspired by TooManyItems and Recipe Book.
Many friendly and supportive Beta Testers.

Screenshots

Videos

Differences from the original mod

Videos

Detailed Information Core

GUI
As you can see the gui has had some serious advancements.

Simple
Yes the simple gui is still there

Colour
A frequency in the REther can be made to resonate at a speed equivalent to the wavelength of a certain wavelength of light. You may set the colour of a frequency in the advanced gui by pressing the Phase Shift Button. The colour is a purely aesthetic effect used by the addons for identification in inventory or on the map. The slot above the Phase Shift button will cycle through the items in your inventory. By default the colours are the dyes and redstone is the resetter. Black and white cannot be used. If RedPower is installed the colour setters are the different coloured lumar and white is reset. Note: Colours are purely for easy identification on the addons. They provide no technical properties.

Naming
The much requested feature to assign names to frequencies is here. It's fairly intuitive, just look at the screenshot above.

Transmitter
The transmitter is simple. Power it with redstone and it will broadcast to all receivers on that frequency.

Receiver
A receiver will power connected devices if there are any transmitters currently active on its frequency.

SMP permissions
There is a fairly complicated permissions system in place for SMP management.

The /freq command can be used to manipulate various cofigurations. Use /freq help to learn what they are and how to use them.

It is advised that the Private Sniffer from the addons module is used for managing private frequencies, as this does not require the player to be an OP.

Frequencies are split into three ranges; public (0-1000), shared (1001-5000) and OP managed.
Public frequencies are there for anyone to do whatever they want with.
Shared frequencies are like public frequencies, however use of the private command a frequency can be locked to just one player.

These ranges can be changed through the freq set and get commands. Also the freq jam/open commands and the freq scan command can be used to allocate ranges of freqs specifically to certain players.

Anyone who doesn't have permission to access a freq will be shown a greyed out square on their sniffer. They will be unable to set any device to that frequency. However they can still use devices set by other players.

Bolt Effect


What more can I say, Epic huh.
The Wireless Bolt is generated by jammers and REP's. The bolt will "jam" any devices nearby preventing them from working. Transmitters will stop transmitting, receivers will stop receiving and any devices a player is carrying will no longer work. Dont worry the effect lasts for a limited time period. For some reason cognitive processing causes a detectable effect in the Redstone Ether and a the bolt will also seek out nearby mobs and players dealing damage in the process. Fortunately more intense cognitive abilities provides some resistance to the effect, so players wont take as much of a blow as that sheep over there. Wreak havoc on your fellow player's wireless contraptions or make a visually entertaining mob trap.
For those who are intirested, L-Systems.

Addons

Remote
The remote is a handheld transmitter operated by holding right mouse. The frequency change GUI is opened by right-clicking while sneaking. If a remote is used on a wireless tile it will change the frequency of the tile to that of the remote, useful for setting the frequencies of multiple devices quickly.

Triangulator
The triangulator is essentially a wireless compass. It will point to the nearest transmitter on the frequency its on. The frequency change GUI is opened by right-clicking while sneaking. If there are no active transmitters in this dimension or you are using a remote at the same time the triangulator wont know where to point.

For the techy guys the triangulator doesnt actually point to the nearest transmitter, rather it adds all transmitters on the frequency based on their distance to the player in the ration 1/d therefore if you have 3 transmitters 20 blocks east and 1 transmitter 10 blocks west it will point east. So if you want to confuse someone using a transmitter to mark their way home put 5 somewhere nearby.

Wireless Sniffer
The sniffer is a device that can detect which frequencies are on and show them to you. Incidentally It will also show you which ones you dont have access to in SMP.

Private Sniffer
The private sniffer is an upgraded version of the normal sniffer. It has main purpose in SMP where you can click on a frequency that is shared to make it private. Private freqs will show as green.

Wireless Map
The wireless map is pretty self-explanatory. Any transmitters on any frequency will show as beacons on the map, even if they are not visible from the sky.
There is a green beacon in the desert, an orange beacon in the forest and three red beacons near the center. And yes I'm in a plane.

While it would be great to simply make your old maps wireless, problems with the map system make that near impossible. I may make a cartographer mod for copying maps and setting different scales.

Wireless Tracker
The wireless tracker is a throwable device that will stick to entities and transmit a signal. Use Sneak+Right Click to set the freq and then throw it. You can then use the map/sniffer/triangulator to track down your target at any time.

These guys will even stay stuck to players through portals and between logouts. However if an entity is 'unloaded' or a player is logged out the tracker will dissapear until the entity returns.

Trackers can be removed from an entity by pulling them off with a sticky piston or by melting the adhesive with fire. Once the tracker is no longer sticky it will spin like an item and can be picked up. Note that the tracker will quickly cool down and revert to it's normal sticky state.

REP
The Redstone Ether Pulse or REP is essentially the redstone version of an EMP. It is a throwable device that will generate the jamming effect apon impact. A second click with one in hand will detonate an aerial REP. The resulting energy wave will prevent further REPs from being thrown for a few seconds.

Logic

Credits Aliaz - Original Wireless Redstone mod.
Danny494 - Textures for REP, Sticks, Bowl, Map, Sniffer, and a lot of texture drafting\base textures.
Alexandria, madindehead, Kenny - Beta Testing.

What makes my chunkloader better

Detailed Information

Simply place the chunkloader down and open up the Gui. It now belongs to the person who placed it and chunks that it loads will count towards their limit. You can only open the Gui if you own the chunkloader.

The radius determines the number of chunks to load around this one inclusive.
The shape is either Circle, Square, LineX or LineZ all of which are self explanitory. A radius 3 with square will load a 25x25 chunk area.
The number of chunks loaded is shown below the radius.
The total number of chunks you have loaded out of the amount the server has allowed you is shown at the bottom.

The show lasers button will show some spinning lasers that border on the loaded chunks for easily seeing if your blocks are in the loaded area.

ChunkViewer
Using the command /chunkloaders will activate the ChunkVeiwer if the server has allowed you to.

It will be centered on the player in the current dimension when first activated. You can move it around by dragging it with the mouse.
The Red blocks are loaded chunks.
The Yellow blocks are chunkloaders.
The Green blocks are chunks that are being held by a chunkloader
The Blue blocks are players.
In the top left the number of ChunkLoaders, Held Chunks (by Chunkloaders), Loaded Chunks and Players in this dimension are shown.
The numbers on the axis are the coordinates in blocks. The Horizontal is the x axis and vertical is the z axis.
Mousing over a chunkloader or player will show info about it as a tooltip.

You can see three sets of chunks, one around the player, one around the spawn point and some around a chunkloader.

The Gui will close if you leave the server.

Server Config Options
The server operator can set the number of chunks per player, per dimension and overall that are allowed to be force loaded.
The server can also add player names to a list to have chunkloaders only work when the player is online.
There is also an option to disable the automatic world loading for mystcraft dimensions if you don[/media]

Screenshots

Credits MouseCop - Art.

Q. java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: codechicken/core/something
A. Install Code Chicken Core.

Q. I can't spawn items!
A. Change from Recipe Mode to Cheat Mode

Q. Can we have wireless bundled cables (or any other variant)?
A. No, it involves lots of code and design, would be very difficult to integrate nicely and is quite overpowered.

Q. I get a saving chunks or black screen. ur mod sux cuz it r no wurk.
A. Logs or it didn't happen.

 // Note that this step is the same in both 1.6.4 and 1.7.2.
public class TutEventHandler
{
}

 @EventHandler
public void load(FMLInitializationEvent event)
{
// IMPORTANT: Be sure to register your handler on the correct bus!!! (see below)

// the majority of events use the MinecraftForge event bus:
MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new TutEventHandler());

// but some are on the FML bus:
FMLCommonHandler.instance().bus().register(new YourFMLEventHandler());
}

 FMLCommonHandler.instance().bus().register(new YourFMLEventHandler());

 // In your TutEventHandler class - the name of the method doesn't matter
// Only the Event type parameter is what's important (see below for explanations of some types)
@ForgeSubscribe
public void onLivingUpdateEvent(LivingUpdateEvent event)
{
// This event has an Entity variable, access it like this:
event.entity;

// do something to player every update tick:
if (event.entity instanceof EntityPlayer)
{
EntityPlayer player = (EntityPlayer) event.entity;
ItemStack heldItem = player.getHeldItem();
if (heldItem != null && heldItem.itemID == Item.arrow.itemID) {
player.capabilities.allowFlying = true;
}
else {
player.capabilities.allowFlying = player.capabilities.isCreativeMode ? true : false;
}
}

 /** ArrowNockEvent should be placed in 'onItemRightClick' */
@Override
public ItemStack onItemRightClick(ItemStack itemstack, World world, EntityPlayer player)
{
// Create the event and post it
ArrowNockEvent event = new ArrowNockEvent(player, itemstack);
MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(event);

if (event.isCanceled())
{
// you could do other stuff here as well
return event.result;
}

player.setItemInUse(itemstack, this.getMaxItemUseDuration(itemstack));
}
return itemstack;
}

/** ArrowLooseEvent should be placed in 'onPlayerStoppedUsing' */
@Override
public void onPlayerStoppedUsing(ItemStack itemstack, World world, EntityPlayer player, int par4)
{
// Ticks in use is max duration minus par4, which is equal to max duration - 1 for every tick in use
int ticksInUse = this.getMaxItemUseDuration(itemstack) - par4;

ArrowLooseEvent event = new ArrowLooseEvent(player, itemstack, ticksInUse);
MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(event);

if (event.isCanceled()) { return; }

// ticksInUse might be modified by the Event in your EventHandler, so reassign it here:
ticksInUse = event.charge;

// Do whatever else you want with the itemstack like fire an arrow or cast a spell
}

 @ForgeSubscribe
public void methodName(EventType event)
{
// do whatever you want here
}

 @ForgeSubscribe
public void someEventMethod(SomeEvent event) {
System.out.println("Some event called; is this the client side? " + event.entity.worldObj.isRemote);
}